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spRlserIELD, LIS, May SO.-A clear
day and perfect weather greatly assisted
cut the imposing memorial ceremonies in
honor OF the patriotic dead, which were
held IN this city to-day. Excursion
trains brought to this city at least ten
thousand visitors, the majority OF whom
attended the exercises. At 10 O'Clock the
procession formed, headed by Abraham
Lincoln post, Of Chicago, followed by the
local Grand Army Of the Republic, Sons OF
Feterans and other Organizations and
marched to the Gem eteTy grounds. At
the monument briet services were held
by Stephenson Post OF this city, after
which the column moved to the Lincoln
monument. Senator Cullom, on behali OF
the Lincoln Monument Association, vel.
coined to the tomb OF Lincoln the visitors
and the Chicago Post which bears his
nsme, and delivered brief eulogy upon
the life and services Of the martyr Preai.
dent
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#.Dl[).0lNllEEUi.P|:'',. :ll.ji:l
IN rnE \ zyA.lN'EsylLLEs DErrATRDI
ny the Green stockings in ths Morning
aa.mIs1-.They Refuse 10 Play In the Mud s
In tn. the Afternoon and tho Umpire
Declares tho Gnms Forfeited, n

Special Dtspaish 70 te laisi,ige.eer,
ZANEsyllLE, O., May so.-The morning
game here to-day resulted In a victory fol,
the visiting club through the efforts Of
Damn, who was put In the box !; !: In In
the third inning. Time was called
this afternoon in the last half Of the fru.1
inning on acconnt Of rain, with ZlueS.
Vile at the bat. Four runs had been made
and q man was on third. After hall al, an
hour the rain stopped, but Manager Eng.
lish refused to let his team play and tho [
game was called In favor Of GAINESVILLE, o.
to Q. Following Is the score Of The morn. !
Ing game:
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IT Is fast becoming apparent that Dan
Lamont Is the real head Of the Cleveland
administration. He plans the fishing ex.
curuions, he has the best tackle, he digs
the bait and he tells the public all about it.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MlSS., May SO.-1n a
prIze fight here tonight between Tommy
Warren and Tom DanIorth, both light
woightH, for purse Of 5000 and the entire
gate receipts, sixteen rounds were fought,
Warren being declared the victor.
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IN NEW YORK,
At the Tomb of Gsneral Grant-A Big Dem
onstratton,

At the Tomb of General Grant-A Big Dem
onstration.
New York, May 30.-The most interest.
ing feature OF the Decoration Day ceremo.
MES in this city was the celebration q,
General Grants tomb, in Riverside PARK,
and which drew an immense audience oi
spectators.
U. IS. Grant Post No. 327, had charge Of
the proceedings, assisted by EdwiniD. Nor.
gan Post. Conterno's band opened the
programme with Chopin's funeral march,
and then the ritual Of the &. A. r. was
carried out by Commander knight, Chap
lain D. o. Ferris and P. S. Williamson,
officer OF the day. The Apollo Club, John
IL. Bewer, director, sang Dudley Bucks
"In Memoriam," and the hymn "Ameri.
Ca" Rev. Dr.. J. 4. Thompson delivered
the Grafton, and after Beethoven's funeral
march and REST, Spirit, Rest" the bugles
sounded Lights Out" and DR.. Buttz, o!
the Drew Seminary, pronounced the bene.
diction.
The floral designs numbered several
hundreds, among the prominent contribu.
iors heing tn: V'ssroy Of China ond the
Gh, II ade,y OF the
Loyal Logon, GtaNd Ar my Posta in Phil.
adelphia, Montana, Chicago, Melrose,
Massachusetts, Virginia, while numerous
private citizens were represented by beau.
tiful offerings.
The military pageant in the city Was q
brilliant one, and devoid OF the improper
features which have characterized formel
parades, owing to the s.sic: orders issued
BY Colonel De Lscy, the Chief Marshal.
The column was reviewed at the Worth
Monument by Governor Hill, Mayor
Hewitt and Generals Sheridan and sher.
man. After leaving the line OF march
many Of the Poats returned to their quar-.
ters and held memorial services, details Of
men having been sent out to attend the
decoration OF the graves.
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Sud Drowning Accident,

Special Ditpcich 10 Mt IntelliOcncer. M
PARKERsBURa, May 3O.-Miss Edith
Chipperfeld, Of Bslleville, was drowned
in the Ohio river this afternoon while
crossing in iohn-boat with five compan,
ions. The others were all rescued. She
was only nineteen years Of age, an esti
mable and lovely young lady, and popu.
lar school teacher. Wind upset the boat
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eptrlu1 DRpu1eN 20 nc lHlIlIgtHcer. :. : =. = n
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, May SO.-The G.
a. R. celebrated Decoration Day In this
city to-day. Bailey Post No. 4, OF Hunt.
:ngton, turned ont about fifty men and a
large crowd went with them to the ceme.
terry. In the afternoon the veterans were
addressed by Rev. s. L. Jones, OF this city,
and Rev; Il. s. Polling, OF Guyandotte, in
Marshall College grove.
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DIsAsTRous ExpLos1nN
AZ Huntington, w. va.-Three Mon Killed
n sf.s.fst and a Number Wouu,lnd. !, L.

At Huntington, w. va.-Three Mon Killed
and a Number, Wounded. a
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, May sO.-About
10 o'clock this morning the boiler In the
elevator owned by the Chesapeake &
Ohio road exploded, killing II. Reece,
aged 45, married; John Kelly, single, and
W. H. Albertson, and badly injnri1g John
Cox, engineer, George Newman, boss Of
tho gang, and Chauncey Bossinger, son Of
h. O. Bossingsr, one Of the Chesapeake &
Ohio fremen, besides q dozen or more
others whose wounds are not considered
dangerous. al'Fs n =.
John Perry is known 10 be missing, and
IS there were known TO be thirty In the
elevator at the time others will likely be
found. A Bkitfis now dredging. The en-.
gine was run by an old locomotive boiler
that had been condemned by the OAesa-
peske & Ohio road, and the engineer was
experienced. The elevator was the pro.
perty Of the Chesapeake 4 Ohio and is
completely wrecked. Several box cars
which were waiting TO be loaded, and the
barge Philo, full Of corn, are damaged.
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CLErRLALD, o., May 5O.-A special from
Upper Sandusky, Ohio, reports that a cy-.
clone passed over that place between five
and six O'Clock this afternoon, doing great
damage 10 trees, fences, etc. The spire Of
the Catholic church, 100 feet high, was
blown over and the front Of the church
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ALSO BEAT TIIR RECORD.


NEw YonK, May 3O.-Wallace Roas and
George HoBmer rowed single Bcull race
near Flushing, l.. l., at o'clock thip eyc.
ming. The announcements wero for n
three milo race for $1,000 The
start WINS made in choppy water.
Hosmer got away fret and In his
quarter OF a milo gained longth. There
were three turns, aud tho announcement
wRa mado by the judges that tho frat hAll
waB made In u minutes. On tho frs,
turn Ross louled both llosnor and the
atako boat but secured tho lead and
hold 1t to tho end, winning by two
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OTTAWA, oSr., May SO.-At special
meeting OF tho Farmers Institute for the
county Of Ontario resolution declaring
In favor OF tho removal OF NIL trade res,ric.
tions between Canada and the United
States wRs carried unauimously,
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The afternoon game resulted as follows:
Tho League and Association games yes.
terday resulted as follows:

az ASSekoo Hau @AoSVSint4OA khk16S yebs
terday resulted as follows:
MORNING GAMES.
At WRshington-Indianapolis,l l.; Wash
ington. S.
At Observation-Disclosures, 2; Pitts.
burgh, l.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 5; Louis.
ville,2.
At Boston-Detroit, .; Boston, :.
AT Cleveland-Mets, l; Cleveland, 10,
:. AT New lork-Chicago, 10; New
York, IL.
AT New York-Brooklyn, !; St. Louis, S.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 4; Pitts.
burgh,o
At Observation-Disclosures 6; Wash
ington, s. --ts
AT Clereland-Mess, IS; Cleveland, Q.
At Baltimore Cincinnati, 2; Baltimore,
l2. =
At philadelphia-Athle.ic, S; Louis.
vile, 9.
AT New fork-Brooklyn, 8; St. Louis,
10. -.
At Boston-Detroit, 8; Boston, 4.
AT New iork-Chicago, 5; New York,
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S,ecial Dkpaieh 10 he IHtellionoer. -
PARKRRsuuRG, May S0.-A land case in.
Volving the true boundary line between
Virginia and West Virginia Is set for the
next term Of the United States Court
here. A valuable tract OF land in what is
called the "Cove" in the great North
Mountain, Hardy county, is claimed by J.
J. and Samuel Keller, owners OF the
Capon Iron Works, and so does Thomas
Cover, Of Cedar Creek. Boyd and Barton,
Of Winchester, Va, and General Sprigg, oi
Hardy, will be the attorneys for Cover,
and R. S. Carr for the kellsra. 1t is an
old case.
a. R. Hammond and John A. Tmms,
OF Writ county, are looking for man
named Q. II. Davis, OF Ohio, who has been
forging their names to letters and orders,
and collecting money over their names.
He has skipped.
Decoration Day was celebrated here
right royalty to-day. Judge S. 8. Knowles,
OF Marietta, was the orator. The process.
sion was very large.
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feet In wha. was u announced rir,i a, "a
i4;O5. The Judges were not In q position
70 Bee the fnieh, and man In 0 boat told
them about the finish. Z II the time is cor.
rect, the explanation oil this phenomenal
time must be found In the measurement
OK non.meaauremen OF the couree, .s'SS,IIs
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CLEnuRSE, Tx, May SO.-During a
heavy storm last night Nathan Crawford
and Thomas Potts, negroes, were struck
by lightning and killed. They we're sit.
ting by stove In tho Baptist church and
the lightning struck tho pipe.
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VIEEyA, May 80. "A postal clerk named
HaloyskI has nbfconded with registered
lettcrs containing bank notes TO the
amount Of $4,000.
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.Qhe | Z! /. N&l;t;|:e''lliqftlrep, /:
onleel Nos. a5 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.

!, PERSONS ieapino nt CIV for nc season, and nm'
mr traKlers, can hare The DAILY 1NIELuGRScEI
mailed 10 them, poapdid, for G5 ceats ptr month, n,
addno being ehdnptd az eilen a dtsirtd
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AT NEW MAnT1Nsv1LLE.
Appropriate ssrvlees--AnFlo + loqucnt Ora
sti uon-1,aresvIils Participates. 2.

80 uoh-bhrehtllle participates.
Special Dipaieh 10 w Lnielli0neer. b. Z. z .5,
NRw MABrISsylLLE, W. Va, May 3o.-
Memorial services commenced here yes.
terdsy. Rev. D. s.. Hammond, resident
minister Of the NJ. E, church, preached a
very eloquent and appropriate sermon on
Sunday morning to Captain Phil G. Bier
Post No.l17, g. AR OF this place. This
morning the Post accompanied by the
German band, together with a large
concourse Of our citizsns, proceeded 10
the cemetery, where appropriate G. A. R.
ritual services were held. Tho Hannibal
brass band OF Baresville, Ohio, was pres.
ent and aided our band In discoursinp ex.
cellent music suitable for the occasion.
Frank D. Young, E,q., wac the orator OF
the day, and creditably acquitted himself,
His address was liberal and eloquent.
Our Post and band then proceeded upon
special invitation to Baresyille, Ohio,
where services were also held, after which
they were Handsomely entertained with
dinner at the hotel. n -. Z. -. .[ilI
Capt. B. B. Dovener could not 70 to
Wellsburg as orator to-day, his proies-
sional services compelling lin to remain
here, = = ..---rs'.1' :.
]. NJ. Francis, an old soldier and Grand
Army man, commonly known as "Pat
Monroe" came up from Ca!tlettaburg,
Ky, to attend our decoration services
"Pat" has been down tho river 1t work
ever since last summer. His family re-.
side here. He came up on the steamer
Benton Mcmillan Saturday night, and
brought nine dogs, four canary birds, one
pet gray squirrel and two Maltese cats.
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Special Dispateh 10 the Inte!!igeneer, Z
MANSFIELD, May 36.-The home team
was defeated by Kalamazoo in both games
to-day. The morning game resulted as
follows: =
lnnings............ . s 4 s g 7ss
kalamazoo ...... .............0 . l l 3 0 0 ~
MAnsdeld.....-...-,......0 8 0 l ! 0 0 GO
Base hits, Mansfield, TO-; Kalamazoo, 10.
Errors, Mansfield, s; Kalamazoo, s. Bat
teries, Alexander and Farr; Watson and
Dillon.
The afternoon game resulted as follows:
lnnings.........."..--l s 1 s 6 7 50
Mansfield .......,,..,...... 0 2 9 Q 0 2 y 0 0-6
iaulazoo..-............. : 0 10 ? s-li
Base hits, Mansfield, IL; Kalamazoo,
10. Errors, Mansfield, 7; Kalamazoo, 5. {
Batteries, Stellberger and Yak; Flanagan
and Fuller.
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4 TnR new French cabinet fell to pieces
before 1t got fairly on It's feet. This must
BIO fun for our friend Boulanger. .;l
DECORATION DAY Is not dead by a good
deal. Yesterday the observance was
general throughout the country.

As SOON as sufficient ignorance can be
found in the city Of New York to form q
jury, the trial OF Jake Sharp will proceed.
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One Apiece.


Special Dispa.ch TO The hattIIiceetr.
CoLuNBus, O., May s0.-Aiter defeating
Steubsnville with hands down this morn.
ing the Columbus club fell victim to the /
visitors this afternoon. Dale and Roman
and Cleveland and Davis were the IN m
ing batteries, and DAILY and Gallagher and
Carroll and Tanning this afternoon. MoIn.
Ing game: =
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Base hits-Columbus, 20; Steubenville,
II. Errors-Columbus, S; Steubenville,
-. Runs esrned-Columbus, s; Steuben-
vile, 8. Tme-2:l0. Umpire-Dushane,
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Base hits-Columbus, 20; steubenville,
10. Errors-Columbus, 4; Steupenville,
S. Runs earned-C Columbus, II Steuben.
vile, i. Time-Two hours.
The afternoon game was as follows: /.
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InnIngs.-........-........l ? I S 7s9
stpn bruyllle ,,..,..,.l l O O q P-l6
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-05

a legal or constitutional standpoint au-
thorities are the evidence upon which a
decision must be based and the array Da
kota presents is formidable enough to
convince any nHprtj judiced court of the
regularity of the proposed proceedings.
The argument of our Iowa neighbor
is extended through an elaborate pre-.
sentation Of the constitutional aspects. OF
the case in which it strives to establish
its revolutionary theory from the books.
We OF Dakota read in other. books that
these things have been done repeatedly.
and no offence gwen, and in other books
still we read that the national govern
ment ls bound by compact stronger
than repealable law to permit Dakota to
do just what Iowa did before the day
and generation of the Journal. This we
reyolutionists hold in good authority for
the proceedings we invoke and for the
COURSE we commend. We are the ones
who are ID the deplorable FIX. If it was
the state of Iowa which was Just now
IN the throes of a struggle for self gov.
ernment newspaper printed in the ex-
treme southeast corner of Dakota might
complacently aivise its neighbors across
the Big Sioux to keep cool and beware
of the constitution.
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An Ordinance.

An ordinance to amend section two (2) of
chapter 81 OF the Revised Ordinances. entitleu
"Fire Limits
The Mayor and Council of the City Of Yank-
ton, do enact and ordaln as follows:
Section !. That section two t2J of chapter VI
or tue revised ordinances of the city of Yank-
ton, entitled FIRE Limits, y be and the same lis
hereby amended to read IA follows:
Sec q. Material of buildings therein
penalty: That within the limits nereinbefore
described, no person. firm or corporation shall
erect or establish. or cause to be erected or
established by removal or. otherwise, any
building whatever, or addition to any building
Whatever, unless the outer walls thereof shall
bs made OF brick and mortar, or of iron, or Of
stone and mortar and ali persons are hereby
prohi bited from hereafter erecting or estab-
hshing any building, or any addition to any
building, the outer walls of which are COM
posed of wood, or other combustible material:
and any Person violating any provision of this
nuisance, and on cunyiction thereof shall bo
nned IN any SUM not less than twenty i've dol
lars nor more than fifty doilats; and any buiid-
ing or addition to any building hereafter erec-
ted or established Within said limits, contrary
TO the provisions of this chapter, shall be re-
moved at the cost of the person SO erecting the
same as aforesaid
Bee. 2. This ordinance shall take effect and
be enforced from and after Its paSsaRe and ap-
.proval.
Adopted January Srd. 1887
\. n: o'BaIEN, City Clerk.
OF b. HARRIS. Mayor.
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SEQ. Augustus eala In the Tropics.
/ George Augustus Sala, the well-known
English writer, on his last Australian
trip wrote as follows tG The London
Daily Telegraph:
Il especially have pleasant remem-
brance OF the ships doctor--a very ex-
perienced maritime medioo indeed, who
tended, me most kindly during . horri-
bic spell OF bronchitis and spaamodic
asthma. provoked by the sea fog which
had swooped down on us just after we
left San Francisco. But the doctors
prescriptions and the increasing warmth
OF temperature as We neared the Tropics
and, in particular, couple of Allco5k's &
Porous Plasters clapped on-one on the
chest and another between the shoulder
blades set me right
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was not the case. The big drill was
sent still further down, Wsdne sday on
reaching depth OF $40 feet, magnifi-
cent vein of coal, OF splend d quality and
four feet in thickness, was discovered.
Tais was the same vein which bad been
strnck before in sinking the small drill,
and from which the small atoms nf coal
dust were taken. The large drill, IN
coming through this vein Wednesday
took ont specimens of coal as large as o
walnut and to all appearances q first
class article. The first sangnine impress
sions nf the find we're fully confirmed,
and there is now no room for doubt but
that the find is genuine and valuable
one. The drilling is still going on and
the large shaft has now reached q depth
OF about seven hundred feet.
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Special Tax sale.

NOTICE is heraby given that in pursuance of
= special assessment and tax levy made by
she mayor and coancii Of the city Of Yankton,
u. u, ON the 10th Jay of December, 1886 for the
purpose of paying the cost of certain improve
nlents, consisting of sidewalks in front Of and
along the side of certain blocks and lots
ordered and made BY resolutions of the mayor
and council of the said city Of Yankton. ID n.
and due notice OF sui}h special asses sment ard
ak levy having been published and said tax
having now become delinquent and interest
aud penalty accrued thereon, shall on SAT-
uRuAY, THE 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1887,
proceed TO cell at public sale all the real estate
upon which said tax aow in or ahail remain
unpaid, to pay such tax and costa thereon,
shid sale will take place at the front dsor OF
the court house in the city of Yanktop, D. IT..
besween the hours of . and 10 O'Clock q. m,
The following is 8 description OF the real estste
TO be cold and the amount due upon each lot
part of lot or parcel of real estate respectively
Said amount includes the tax leSied, the
penalty, interest," cost of advertising and snle:
Supposed owner Eliza Walker, lot q; block SO,
Lower iankton. Amount $s7. 40,
Supposed owner Mis-. ) johnson. undivided
one fourth, west two thirds lot9. block 81
Lower lankton. Amount Sl7, ,b2 isa
Suoposed owner Christ Kirshman lot 8. block
az, Lower YRnkt0n.s Amount -&17.7O.
In witness whereof have hereurto set NV
hand thus 10th day Of january. 1857
n WILLIAM HLAIT, City Y.ssspr.x.
M
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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth 2 Ifso,
send ct once and get bottle Of
Mrs. WzNsL.eW,s SooTHINe SyRup for
Children Teething. Its value is lncalcu-
liable. 1t will relieve the poor little suf-
ferer Immediately. Depend upon it,
mothers, shere is no mistake about it.
,ltpures dyHentery and diarrhoea, reRu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind colo, softens the gums, reduces In
hammation and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. Hrs WinsIosb's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teeths,,g is
pleasant TO the tasto. and is the. presoYip.
.tion OF one of the Oldest nurses and
best female physicians in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty
five GENTS q bottle.
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Trouble Ahead.

When the appetite falls, and sleep grows
restless and unrefreshing, there is trouble
ahead. The digestive orgaRs. when healthy.
crave food, the nervous syetem, when vigorous
and tranquil, gives its posseasor no uneasiness
at night. tonic. to be effective, should not
be mere appetizer, nor are the nerves to be
strengthened and soothed by the unaided ao-
non OF asedsiiye or narcotic. What Ia re-
CURED is medicine which invigoratea the
stomach, and promotes assimilation of food
by the system, by which means the nervous
system, AZ we'll as other parts of the physical
organism. are strengthened. These are 6hai
effects of Hcstetter's Stomach Bittsrs, q medi-
cine whose reputation is founded firmly in
public confidence. and which .phyBicians com
mend for its tonic, anti bilious and other
properties. II is nacd with the best results in
FEVER and aRue, rheumatism, kidney and uter-
inc weakness, and other naaladiea.
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An End 10 Bone scraplr,u.

Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg, ILL.,.
sayR; Having received go much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
. running sore on my leg for eight
years my doctors told me would have to
have the bone scraped or leg ampu,ated. /
used, instead, three bottles of Electric
ls:s:ssss ai,d seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and my leg is now sound and WELL"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at zoe
per box BY the Excelsior Drug atore Of
Purdy g. Brecht.